Baldwin County Georgia Civil War Regiments

**Baldwin County Ga. Civil War Regiments**
4th Co. H, "Baldwin Blues" 1861 Roll Book -the Baldwin Blues Co. Diary of W.G. Whitaker Casualties at Gettysburg	9th Regiment, Co. F, "Baldwin County Volunteers"
45th Co. G. "Myrick Volunteers" Outfitted by Stith Parham Myrick. Charles G. Conn, Captain. Only 10 remained to surrender at Appomattox	57th Co. H. " Independent Volunteers" Heavy casualities at Vicksburg. On leave before reassignment a homecoming picnic was held at Carrington Woods, over 1,000 people attended. Walker, Scott, Hell's Broke Loose in Georgia, Survival In A Civil War Regiment, Scott Walker, 2005. A history of the Georgia 57th Infantry.
Moore's Company, Baldwin Infantry, Georgia State Troops Six Months Local Defense Troops LINK	7th Battalion Battalion Co. C. "Baldwin Cavalry" State Guards, Local Defense Troops Samuel G. White, Capt.
Caraker's Company, Ga Infantry "Milledgeville Guards" Six Months Local Defense Troops LINK	Governor's Horse Guards ( Phillip's Legion) LINK
Pruden's Battery Artillery (State Troops) University Guards Jordan Grays	26th Battalion Georgia Infantry (Reserve Corps) Company A
3rd Co. B. Regiment Georgia Reserves 3rd Ga Reg. Reserves Casualties Dec. 6 & 9, 1864	6th Georgia Infantry (State Guards) Co. F
9th Regiment, Georgia State Guards, Co. K, Oconee Guards	Co. H., 2nd Ga. Batt., State Troops "Black Springs Rifles" Captain Thomas White Flag Local Defense: Capital Guards Armory Guards
First Georgia Regulars, Companies H & I, Original officers: Capt. Lewis Kenan, Miller Greive, Jr, Marshall deGraffenreid, Tomlinson Fort, John P. Fork, Pierce Horne, Lieut. William Alexander "Ruff" Williams,	Civil War Soldiers and Sailors Search online database.